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Competition Waiver:
Follow the LINK HERE to sign the Competition Waiver before Check-in. We require that this be signed before Athletes are able to compete.
Please have this done prior to check in and your confirmation pulled up to expedite the line.
There will be two lines at check in- those who have raced this season and those who still need to fill out waivers / have any issues signing the waiver. Please stand in the line that pertains to you!
Please note that this waiver is different from the one you sign to purchase a lift ticket.
Please review attached PDF for Event Information
Competition Waiver:
Follow the LINK HERE to sign the Competition Waiver before Check-in. We require that this be signed before Athletes are able to compete.
Please have this done prior to check in and your confirmation pulled up to expedite the line.
There will be two lines at check in- those who have raced this season and those who still need to fill out waivers / have any issues signing the waiver. Please stand in the line that pertains to you!
Please note that this waiver is different from the one you sign to purchase a lift ticket.
Please review attached PDF for the Event Information
Competition Waiver:
Follow the LINK HERE to sign the Competition Waiver before Check-in. We require that this be signed before Athletes are able to compete.
Please have this done prior to check in and your confirmation pulled up to expedite the line.
There will be two lines at check in- those who have raced this season and those who still need to fill out waivers / have any issues signing the waiver. Please stand in the line that pertains to you!
Please note that this waiver is different from the one you sign to purchase a lift ticket.
"Standard distance. Mammoth vert."
Mammoth Bar Trail Runs take place on the single-track and double-track trails of Mammoth Bar OHV Area in Auburn State Recreation Area, in the Endurance Capital of Auburn, California.
Mammoth Bar is known for its steep climbs and descents, as well as it's beautiful American River Canyon views.
These are not your average courses. You get more vert per dollar! Yay!
12th Annual Courage Triathlon
Race to End Trafficking. Run With Purpose. Move With Courage.
Saturday, August 15, 2026 | Lake Almanor Country Club | 10:00 AM Start
For twelve years, the Courage Triathlon has united athletes, families, and advocates around a cause that demands our attention: the fight against child sex trafficking. What began as a local race has grown into a movement — and this year, we're taking it further than ever.
The 12th Annual Courage Triathlon returns to the stunning shores of Lake Almanor, and this year, we're opening registration to virtual participants nationwide. Whether you're standing at the start line or lacing up your sneakers a thousand miles away, you're part of this fight.
The Course
Run - 2.8 Miles - Scenic road run
Bike - 6.4 Miles - Road cycling course
Row - 3.1 Miles - Kayak or paddleboard
From the adrenaline of a our scenic run and ride through the pines to the rhythm of your paddle cutting across the glassy surface of Lake Almanor, every leg of this course is designed to challenge your body and renew your purpose.
You're not just racing — you're running toward a world where every child is safe.
How to Participate
Solo: Take on all three legs yourself — run, bike, and row the full course at Lake Almanor.
Team Relay: Split the triathlon among two or three teammates. Each member completes one or more legs of the race. Grab your friends, your family, or your coworkers and race together.
Virtual: Can't make it to Lake Almanor? Now you don't have to. Register as a virtual participant and log your own activities, distances, and times — on your schedule, from wherever you are.
We want you to join us in person, however we know that distance should not discourage your heart for supporting Courage. The beauty of virtual participation is that it meets you where you are. Want to run five miles through your neighborhood to show your support? Log it. Planning to paddleboard for two hours around your local marina? We'd love to hear about it. Prefer a walk around the block with your kids and the dog? That counts, too. Every step, every stroke, every mile matters.
Post your photos on Instagram, tag @CourageWorldwide, and let's show the world what a nationwide community of courage looks like. This year, we want to see evidence of support for child survivors from coast to coast.
Why We Race
Every registration, every mile logged, and every dollar raised goes directly toward the mission of Courage Worldwide — an organization dedicated to providing residential housing and comprehensive therapeutic services for child survivors of sex trafficking. These are children who have endured unimaginable trauma, and Courage Worldwide exists to offer them safety, healing, and a future worth fighting for.
When you cross the finish line — whether that's at Lake Almanor or at the end of your driveway — you're telling a survivor that they are seen, they are valued, and they are not alone.
Event at a Glance
Date: Saturday, August 15, 2026
Location: Lake Almanor Country Club
Start Time: 10:00 AM
Format: Solo, Team Relay, or Virtual
Run: 2.8 Miles
Bike: 6.4 Miles
Row: 3.1 Miles (Kayak or Paddleboard)
Big or small. Near or far. Every act of courage counts.
Register today and join the movement.
Learn more about Courage Worldwide
Join us for the 55th running of the Journal Jog 8K — "Reno’s Oldest Footrace". Since 1969, this iconic event has been a proud tradition of the Northern Nevada running community, bringing generations of runners together in the heart of Old Southwest Reno.
The flat, fast 8K course winds through scenic, historic neighborhoods before routing into and finishing directly on the Reno High School track — a rare and unforgettable experience you won’t find at any other race.
Families are part of the tradition! The Stroller-Run division gives parents the chance to truly race with their child and compete for a top-three finish, while all other stroller walkers will join the runners and walkers in the main Run/Walk/Stroller-Walk division.
Introducing children to the joy of running, the Junior Jog race will allow children to experience the thrill of participating in a large community race and finish on the track alongside the 8K field. This separate race will take place later in the morning, welcome kids ages 10 and under, and consist of a short, safe run centered around the finish area.
Start Times:
Stroller Run – 7:25 AM
Runners / Walkers / Stroller-Walk – 7:30 AM
Junior Jog - 9:00 AM
Be part of Reno running history. Carry the tradition forward. Experience the Journal Jog 8K!
Visit the Race Website for complete event details!
THIS IS NOT A TRAIL RUN!
In the event that you stumbled on this page looking for a really hard fat-ass style trail running event in a beautiful place, this is NOT that kind of event. Is it hard? Yes. The fun run typically takes 11-20 hrs to complete, the other disciplines go up from there. Only one person has finished 21 Peaks ever. Is it fat-ass style? Yes - it's free and marginally supported (drop bag). Is it held in a beautiful place? Yes - it takes place in Desolation Wilderness. What gives? It is all those things, but it is NOT a TRAIL run. Why? First, you will encounter trail bits here and there, but the vast majority of the routes are OFF TRAIL, which, in this area means endless talus fields of broken rock, granite ledges, hands and feet scrambling and swift water creek crossings. Second, the route is NOT MARKED. Participants navigate from peak to peak according to their own route planning and route finding. If you don't have years of experience trekking and running in the mountains, navigating off trail, or have elite level physical capability, this is not the event for you. This is NOT the event where you go to get that experience, or learn what's required. With that out of the way, let's talk about what Desolate Peaks actually is.
Overview
Desolate Peaks is nothing more than a time and place where a couple of dozen mountain runners get together to challenge themselves by doing a peak bagging circuit in the Desolation Wilderness. Leaving together at 6 AM from Twin Lakes trailhead, they navigate from peak to peak until they either complete the circuit within the 30 hour time limit, or they give in to the realization that they didn't quite have what it took...this year. There are three levels of "fun" on offer:21 Peaks - the original 17 peak beast plus 4 additional peaks (Lucifer’s Frolic)17 Peaks - the original beast!11 Peak “Fun Run” - Shuttle back from Fallen Leaf (Skip 12-17)
The Peaks
1 Mount Price2 Agassiz3 Pyramid Peak4 Cracked Crag5 Keith's Dome6 Ralston Peak7 Talking Mountain8 Becker PeakDROP BAGS - ECHO LAKES PARKING9 Flagpole Peak10 Echo Peak11 Angora PeakLAST BAILOUT - FALLEN LEAF TRAILHEAD12 Cathedral Peak13 Mount Tallac14 Peak 9579 (Start of optional Lucifer’s Frolic)LF1 South Maggies (only part of 21 Peaks)LF2 North Maggies (only part of 21 Peaks)LF3 Phipps Peak (only part of 21 Peaks)LF4 No Name 9263 (only part of 21 Peaks)15 Dick's Peak (Finish of Lucifer’s Frolic)16 Jack's Peak17 Little Pyramid
Event's current local time: 1:19 AM PT
TBF Mountain Bike Clinic – Off Road Mountain Biking
This clinic is for all levels of riders - with 2 skill levels, and includes professional MTB coaching, drills & skills clinic, dirt-crit practice race, fun group trail ride, and refreshments.
Event details and schedule
Skills You will Learn at the TBF MTB Level 1 Clinic:
Equipment, bike set-up, trail stewardship & etiquette
Gear Selection, cadence, shifting
Balance - bike position, body movement, pedal technique, grip pressure
Starts – mounting/dismounting the bike, power starts.
Stops – body position, speed control, stops, emergency stops.
Cornering – surface type, ground conditions, tire pressure, line selection, speed control, body position, vision, exit power
Wheel lifts – front, rear, hops, curbs
Cornering practice after skills
Short Trail ride after cornering practice
Skills You will Learn at the TBF MTB Level 2 Clinic:
Basics review (Skill above from Level 1 Clinic)
Reading terrain - understanding the flow of the trail
Line selection - set-up, speed control, alternate lines
Passing techniques - verbal communication, accelerations
Climbing & descending - pedal technique, cadence, body movement
Clearing obstacles, drop-offs
Sand riding and jumping techniques
Wide variety of sweet trails, granite boulders, jumps, rock gardens & more
TBF Coaches discuss favorite trails & places to ride
Each clinic includes Clif Bar and FLUID fuel/snacks and will conclude with a coached ride on local trails at Granite Beach to practice and confirm your new skills.
Schedule for TBF MTB Clinic:
9 a.m. - Welcome & Coach Introduction.
9:15 a.m. - Discussion on equipment, apparel, safety, maintenance.
9:30 a.m. - Warm Up laps then further drills and skill will be covered with several short breaks for snacks and questions.
Clinic will end at 12 noon.
For more information about custom individual and group mountain bike clinics please contact [email protected].
The Good Dog-Dirty Dog Trail Runs feature a 5K and 10K for runners alone or with their dogs! Finisher Medals for all runners at the Good Dog-Dirty Dog plus a race bandana for your dog.
Event details and schedule
The Good Dog-Dirty Dog Trail Runs
5K & 10K
This event is for walkers, runners, and their dogs! We are excited to offer this event for athletes and their dogs and hope everyone has a fun time.
The Good Dog 10K will start at 8:00 a.m. and the 5K will start at 8:10 a.m. in the Granite Beach area at Folsom Lake SRA. The course will have aid stations at the half way point for both walkers and their dogs. Runners will receive a Good Dog Dirty Dog Finisher Medal, plus a race bandana for their dog. Additional dogs can be signed up to accompany the walker and dog #1 for a fee of $10 per dog.
We will have a 'Runner only - No Dog' category with individual awards to the top male and female runners in this category.
Included for each competitor is Good Dog-Dirty Dog Finisher Medal plus a race bandana for your dog.
Good Dog-Dirty Dog Commemorative race t-shirts are available for pre-order for an additional $20.
Awards will be presented as follows:
First, second, and third place in each of three divisions for the Dirty Dog 5K & 10K Runs:
Small Dog (up to 25 lbs), Medium Dog (26 to 60 lbs) Large Dog (61 to 99 lbs+) Extra Large Dog (100 to 140 lbs) and Extra Large Dog (141 lbs+) will each receive an award.
Find out about our RACE for FREE Athlete Volunteer program by emailing [email protected] to sign up.
Race fees increase on race day.
TBF Racing has a No Refund policy on all of our events. A Refund requested prior to race week will be given a TBF Race credit for the amount of the entry fee minus a $25 processing fee. Credits are not given during race week. Race transfers are allowed from one TBF Racing event to another within a one-year time frame. There is a $25 transfer fee. Transfers are not allowed during race week. ALL TBF Racing events are held Rain or Shine.
Start Times:
Good Dog - Dirty Dog 10K - 8 am
Good Dog - Dirty Dog 5K - 8:10 am
About the Race This event is held at the Sly Park Recreation Area in Pollock Pines, and it’s held under special use permit with the El Dorado National Forest. The course follows the trails surrounding Jenkinson Lake through endless pine trees and buttery horse trails. This race is held three times a year to offer runners the experience of running in this beautiful park through different seasons. Course Information Address:Sly Park Recreation Area - Scales (Equestrian Staging Area)Google Map Directions: 38.712489, -120.553411 (https://maps.app.goo.gl/CmM73xQJ3gnMPiYm7)Pollock Pines, CASchedule of Events:6:45 AM – Event Center Opens7:00 AM – Check-in and Registration Opens7:45 AM – Trail Briefing8:00 AM – Start Time – All Distances.Course Maps:5k - https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2610366 10k - https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2610374 8 Mile - https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2610378 Half Marathon - https://www.plotaroute.com/route/261039017 Mile - https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2610395
Trail Marathon - https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2610412 50k - https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2610415 Bib Pick-Up/Registration will take place on race day. Race day registration available.Detailed course descriptions and maps are available at the following link:https://tctruns.com/trailrunatslypark_summer/Additional Information:Courses will be marked with ribbons, signs & gypsum.Please dress appropriately for an endurance run.All finishers will receive a commemorative medal.Aid stations will be available.Please do not hesitate to email us at [email protected] if you have any questions. Event's current local time: 1:17 AM PT